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<p>“What social media accounts do you have?”, this is a question that many do not want to hear from Customs and Border Protection officers, now that oficers may ask foreign travelers this question upon entering the U.S.<br>
However, information about social media inquiries has been disseminated incorrectly, causing concern among border crossers.<br>
While officers will in fact be able to ask about social media accounts, this does not apply to all travelers, but only those who participate in the Visa Waiver Program.<br>
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<p>Often times when people migrate out of their country of origin, they have a profession. Many doctors, engineers, teachers, and nurses, among others, have fallen victim to outwards push factors in their home country and arrive in the United States in search for a better life, often to start anew from the bottom.<br>
Karin Montemayor was born in Peru. As the fourth eldest of six children, she cites members of her family as being two people who got her interested in taking care of others.<br>
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<p>San Diego immigration activists have launched a campaign to educate young immigrants on their options leading up to the inauguration of Donald Trump as President on January 20.</p>
<p>The new campaign, called Rise Together, is aimed at informing undocumented immigrants of their options when considering how to proceed with obtaining legal status or protecting themselves if detained by immigration authorities.</p>
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<p>El año pasado, el Gobernador de California Jerry Brown marcó su firma sobre un gran volumen de actas legislativas, lo que significa muchas nuevas leyes entrarán en vigor en 2017.<br>
El gobernador de California vio más de más de 1,000 actas durante el 2016, de cuales 989 fueron aprobadas como leyes.<br>
De entre todas estas propuestas legislativas, muchas pasaran desapercibidas. Sin embargo, hay muchas nuevas leyes que sin duda traerán cambio y generaran discusión entre los californianos.<br>
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<p>Un programa del Aeropuerto Internacional de San Diego llamado The Good traveler, o El Buen Viajero en español, ofrece la venta de un servicio de compensación por emisiones de gases invernadero a los pasajeros que quieran balancear el impacto al medio ambiente por sus millas de viaje.</p>
<p>El programa es una colaboración sin fines de lucro entre los aeropuertos y organizaciones con las que se asocian con el objetivo de que los viajes sean más sustentables.</p>
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<p>A San Diego International Airport program called The Good Traveler, offers carbon offset purchase as an optional amenity to the passengers who want to balance out the environmental impact of their flight.</p>
<p>The Good Traveler is a non-profit collaboration between airports and the organizations they connect with, on a mission to make travel sustainable.</p>
<p>Launched in September 2015, the program has offset about 11.5 million air miles of travel in just over one year.</p>
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<p>Dimos inicio a un nuevo ciclo con dudosos augurios, al menos en México.</p>
<p>Actualmente se vive con el descontrol en el precio del dólar, la famosa cuesta de enero, el aumento desmesurado en el precio de las gasolinas, con cual se vendrá una escalada de aumentos en todos los productos de consumo diario, el pingue aumento al salario mínimo, que en nada detiene la escalada.</p>
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